Legacy BMgt Registration Information

BMgt degree students are encouraged to check that they are meeting prerequisite and corequisite requirements for their courses as soon as possible.  For second-year electives and course planning suggestions see the “Year 2” tab on our BMGT Course Planning webpage. The following seven 200-level courses are required for the BMgt degree. 

*Year 2 BMgt students who have successfully completed MGMT_O 100, MGMT_O 110, and 3 credits of ENGL_O will receive a prerequisite waiver allowing them to register for COMM_O 398 without meeting the third-year standing requirement.  

BMgt degree students who have not already completed all BMgt Year 1 core courses, are strongly encouraged to prioritize these. Year 1 core courses, alone or in combination, make up the prerequisites for 200-level core courses. 

The BMgt degree has space for 27 credits (typically 9 courses) of elective coursework outside of MGMT_O and COMM_O. We strongly encourage students pursuing the BMgt degree to use Term 1 and Term 2 to complete some of those electives. Non-MGMT_O and non-COMM_O elective credits can be satisfied with 100-, 200-, 300- and 400-level courses and must be from outside of MGMT_O and COMM_O. 

There are four 300-level core courses required for the BMgt degree and we recommend students complete them in the third year in the program. 

*Year 3 BMgt students who have successfully completed MGMT_O 230 will receive a prerequisite waiver allowing them to register for MGMT_O 481. 

Please note: There may be courses offered in only one term. Be aware of this as you plan your course schedule. If you have not already completed all of the 200-level MGMT courses, it is highly recommended that you prioritize these when planning your courses. 

The BMgt degree has space for 27 credits (typically 9 courses) of elective coursework outside of MGMT_O and COMM_O. We strongly encourage students pursuing the BMgt degree to use Term 1 and Term 2 to complete some of those electives. 9 credits of the upper-level elective requirements may be satisfied with a combination of non-MGMT_O, non-COMM_O, and MGMT_O, COMM_O courses at the 300- or 400-level. For BMgt degree-specific elective and course planning suggestions, see the “Year 3 & 4” tab on our webpage. 

Accounting in BMGT

Students in the BMgt CPA track should take MGMT_O 300, MGMT_O 304, and MGMT_O 329D. Upper-level accounting courses have prerequisites, so plan accordingly. These courses meet the admission requirements for the Chartered Professional Accountant Professional Education Program (CPA PEP) for the BMgt degree. For more details, visit the BMGT course planning page and consult an Academic and Career Advisor. 

You are encouraged to check that you are meeting prerequisite and corequisite requirements for your courses as soon as possible. Course requirements will be enforced. We are offering some upper-level elective courses that may be new to you in the 2025-26 Winter Session, including: 

The BMGT degree requires a minimum of 120 credits with specific program requirements, including 60% or higher in the coursework being used to satisfy your BMgt English requirement. We encourage students to review the BMgt program specific requirements in the Academic Calendar ahead of registration. 

MGMT_O 490 Capstone is the only required 400-level MGMT_O course, and it is offered in both Term 1 and Term 2. Students must complete a minimum of 18 credits of upper-level (300- and 400-level) MGMT_O or COMM_O electives. Additionally, 9 more credits can be fulfilled with either MGMT_O, COMM_O or non-MGMT_O, non-COMM_O electives at the 300- or 400-level. For specific fourth-year electives and course planning, visit the “Year 3&4” tab on our webpage. 

It’s important to note anything above 15 credits per term is considered a very heavy course load. If you are considering registering in more than 15 credits, we strongly recommend speaking with an Academic and Career Advisor. 

Accounting Courses

Our accounting courses meet program admission requirements for students planning to apply to the Chartered Professional Accountant Professional Education Program (CPA PEP). Please refer to the course planning  webpage for more information. 

Preparing for graduation in June 2026

Fourth-year students intending to graduate during the May 2026 convocation period will be required to submit an application in order to be eligible for graduation. Further details on how to apply will be sent to you towards the end of 2025.